October 2008
according to the huffington post, “ladies in red biologically drive men wild.” bow chicka…
jay-z - hard knock life (ghetto anthem)
“any girl can be glamorous. all you have to do is stand still and look stupid.”
– hedy lamarr
“i never think that people die. they just go to department stores.”
– andy warhol
personal note: books to buy
influence
d.v.
blek le rat: getting through the walls
what i wore today: fashion remixed online from beijing to berlin (look for eden)
style from a to zoe: the art of fashion, beauty, & everything glamour
black kids - i’ve underestimated my charm...
are you in?
how to walk in high heels →
helpful tips for the ladies who love them, and the men who don’t care.
“here’s a rule i recommend: never practice two vices at once.”
– tallulah bankhead
she & him - swing low sweet chariot
seu jorge - starman
a label for a pleather economy →
it doesn’t matter what you call yourself as a thrifty shopper, your wallet will thank you for choosing a worthwhile bargain rather than a splurge.
though i’m sure what you saw at h&m is not an identical replica, this fringe dress looks very similar to the following high-end versions: alice + olivia, larok, velvet, and moschino.
weebleswobble:
i think i just saw this dress at h&m, maybe sara can give me a ruling if the h&m one is a knock off of some other fabulous company? i looked at it from a few angles and its...
frank turner - imperfect tense
“traveling the great, big world makes you realize how little fashion matters...”
– heather d’angelo of au revoir simone
what is a 'bklyn girl'? →
as i said, “despite the fact that there are many diverse areas in the whole of brooklyn…” i completely agree with you, the article is a joke. my sarcasm clearly didn’t come through this time around and for that i apologize.
mallisser:
sarazucker:
despite the fact that there are many diverse areas in the whole of brooklyn, the brooklyn paper has taken upon itself the task...
what is a 'bklyn girl'? →
despite the fact that there are many diverse areas in the whole of brooklyn, the brooklyn paper has taken upon itself the task of defining female style.
“create your own visual style…let it be unique for yourself and yet...”
– orson welles